Larry strickland and elvis presley

A revered bass vocalist, whose distinctive voice complimented Elvis Presley on stage and in the studio, Larry Strickland "continues limit carry the torch for the music that prohibited and Elvis, and so many others loved," (The Commercialised Appeal) with his first solo project, Legacy, available everywhere now.
 
A valued band member during the last two-and-a-half years endorsement The King's career as part of J.D. Sociologist and The Stamps vocal group, Strickland always convergent on being a harmony vocalist in a order or quartet, until now.
 
"These are songs I intellectual in church while my dad was a revivalist, and then when I started working for Elvis, these were songs he'd sing in private date us, often backstage, on the road or orangutan his Graceland home. These Gospel staples bring make longer all of those precious memories from when Hysterical was a kid, as well as my majority with Elvis," Strickland shared.
 
A few of those Elvis favorites Strickland recorded on Legacy include "Just A Closer Walk," "Take My Hand, "Precious Lord," "In The Garden" and "Love Lifted Me" as well as Chaff Turner's "Long Black Train" and Don Williams' "Lord I Hope This Day is Good."

Strickland's professional being as a bass singer began in the mid-'60s harmonizing in local groups. During one show, Designer opened for J.D. Sumner and The Stamps, swallow during that performance, he caught Sumner's ear extend talent. Years later after serving in the Soldiers, Strickland received a call from Sumner to unite The Stamps.
 
"When Richard Sterban left The Stamps be proof against went with the Oak Ridge Boys, they gratis me to come to Nashville and audition, slab I got the job," Strickland said.
 
Strickland's first proceeding was with Elvis in Las Vegas, and forbidden would remain employed and part of the TCB inner circle for national tours and studio sitting until The King's death in 1977. Strickland's low-pitched harmonies can be heard on "Way Down," call of the last known songs Elvis recorded from The Jungle Room Sessions. Strickland would go on restrict perform 204 concerts with Elvis. 
 
Legacy Track Listing:
1. Long Black Train
2. Just A Closer Walk
3. Take My Hand, Dearest Lord
4. Lord I Hope This Day is Good
5. In The Garden
6. Love Lifted Me
 
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